Behind Russia’s facade and the risk of Western aid
An editorial argues the United States should seek friendly ties with the Soviet Union but remain wary. It highlights Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn as critics, notes demotion and exile threats, and warns Kremlin rulers fear democratic freedoms while craving Western technical aid.
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Leaders Needed for Local Girl and Boy Scout Programs
A letter from the Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council urges adults to volunteer as leaders as hundreds of local girls and boys risk missing out on scouting. The piece notes leadership requires imagination patience and time and invites qualified individuals to contact local councils.
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Inflation, hunger, and fashion in 1973 America
Harriet Van Horne observes a nation strained by inflation and shortages. The piece blends social satire with stark quotes on rising prices, consumer behavior, and coping strategies from supermarket scrambles to canning and bike commuting.
Letter Advocates Higher Moral Standards In Valley
In a letter to the editor, Mr Rasmussen questions whether adults watching sexual acts or youths viewing violent films are the greater corrupting influence. He urges community action to influence law enforcement and local leaders, calling for higher standards and opposition to CBSs Sticks and Bones.
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Texas needs us all by Dick West
Washington dispatch notes Texas oil may face geopolitical risk as Middle East supplies shift. An oil industry spokesman emphasizes mutual dependence on out of state companies for development and royalties, urging Texas to maintain ties to ensure steady oil for non producing states amid Middle East tensions.
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Talents in darkroom techniques shared in person to person study
A Los Angeles Herald-Examiner note says Slips Miss D. has learned sophisticated darkroom techniques through direct mentorship with leading photographers and teachers and substantial trial and error work. The remark highlights hands on training as key to mastering complex photographic methods.
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On the Line Maybe President should do this more often
A long reflection on presidential press conferences compares Richard Nixon's 50 minute White House exchanges to historic boxing bouts. It notes Nixon faced tougher questions than any prior president and finished strong, while profiling Ike, JFK, LBJ and their communications approaches.
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Doc Wright Named Assistant Publisher at Marshall
W B Doc Wright is appointed assistant publisher at the Marshall newspaper. Wright, known as Doc, takes on duties alongside editor and reporting staff, signaling a leadership shift in the newsroom.
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